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I'm normally reading one book at home and another during my lunch break at work. I don't know why I started doing this, rather than just reading one at a time, but it seems to work for me. I generally find that I have a longer, more complex book on the go at home, while at work I enjoy...

I've just finished the final book, and I have to say that I think the DT series is King's finest work. Although occasionally it has been a bit of a slog - God only knows how many thousand pages I must have read, and how long it's taken - there are so many powerful scenes, and such deep...

I read as much as I can, but not as often as I'd like.

What about: "In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit." Such an innocuous line to begin such an epic story - if you move from The Hobbit to The Lord of The Rings - that eventually concludes with the epic battle to save the entire (good) population of the world.

I'd have to vote for Tolkien's Frodo and Sam together. Richard Sharpe from Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe series has also proved very entertaining.